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ethnomusicology

Visiting Scholars

Video: CHS Open House | Kinyras: The Divine Lyre, with John C. Franklin

Watch the CHS Open House discussion with John C. Franklin discussing his book Kinyras: The Divine Lyre. Kinyras was a mythical priest-king of pre-Greek Cyprus, and John C. Franklin's research draws on Greco-Roman material and Near Eastern evidence for the divinization of temple lyres, and seeks to illustrate the cultural interactions in the eastern Mediterranean. Read more

Visiting Scholars

CHS Open House: Performance Traditions in Greece, with Panayotis Fragkiskos League

We were delighted to welcome Panayotis Fragkiskos League, PhD Candidate, Ethnomusicology of Harvard University, for a discussion on CHS Open House. The video discussion was on Thursday, January 28, 2016 at 11:00 a.m. EST, and was recorded. The topic of this Open House discussion is 'Performance Traditions in Greece.' Read more